Stray of the Day: Meet Oprah
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — Meet today's Stray of the Day: Oprah.
Oprah is a nine-to-12 week-old female, wirehaired terrier or Labrador mix puppy that will grow to weigh around 45 pounds.
She was found on the 1000 block of Nebraska Street.
The rescue says she's a sweet and gentle puppy that just needs a bit of training as she grows up.
If you know Oprah, please let her owners know that she's at Sioux City Animal Adoption and Rescue. Otherwise, she will be available for adoption on March 25th.
If you've lost your pet, are looking to adopt, or would like to sponsor a pet for adoption, visit the rescue's website at SiouxCityAnimalRescue.com.
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